Katie Frank & The Pheromones cover Joan Jett & The Blackhearts "I Love Rock 'n' Roll" for #CoverClub

Katie Frank & The Pheromones cover Joan Jett & The Blackhearts "I Love Rock 'n' Roll" for #CoverClub - A special brand of Philly covers

Welcome back to #CoverClub. Back in late March we ventured away from the studios and headed out into Bucks County to the Sluice Box, home of Joshua Britton (Pslamships) and Brad Hinton (Brad Hinton Trio, Hezekiah Jones.) Not only do Joshua & Brad make a lot of music at home at the Sluice Box, but they also bring in friends from time to time for more creativity. Root Down In The Shadow was invited over for a #CoverClub session and together we invited Katie Frank & The Pheromones to play!

Of course we did sessions with Brad & Joshua, but first let's present our guest: Katie Frank & The Pheromones:

Cover Club | Katie Frank &t the Pheromones "I Love Rock n Roll" (Joan Jett)

Since getting my first listen of Katie Frank & The Pheromones, I was stuck on what the "sound" was like? There seemed to be a little country, there was a lot of Grace Potter, but I couldn't put my finger on it of what that "it" was. Seeing Katie Frank & The Pheromones cover Joan Jett and the Black Hearts, "it" was obvious. This wasn't some folk-rock crossover, Katie Frank is a full fledged rocker just waiting to bust out. The stripped-down cover of the Wynnewood, Pa native, Joan Jett gave all the notice needed that Katie Frank is here to rock.

Be sure to check back later this week for more about Katie Frank and the Pheromones including info about their spot on the Philadelphia Folk Festival line-up, joining the Communion Philadelphia club night in June, and other upcoming shows.

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